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tedregentin

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Me neighbor and I purchased a 3020 JD recently. Some implements came with it. There was a small three point cultivator, maybe, that had a tag on it that said Ferguson. Is there a way to find out exactly what it is, and is there any interest in it, or is it just scrap? It is complete ans seems to be in good shape. Thanks for any info. Ted
 
am sure it has some value to someone with a small ford or ferguson tractor.

get back to us with the machine number off the tag.
someone should be able to find a picture of it.

is it a one row or two row?
 
ferguson made a couple of different models like field cultivator. spring tooth cultivator which would need the guide fin or wheel and sheilds which offen go missing, to be complete.
If you can post a photo I may be able to help with ID or my email is open.
Bacially going for a couple few hundred dollars. Better than the scrap mans price and it would be keeping it out of his hands.

Kirk

Kirk
 
Its worth keeping,don't scrap it. Any Ferguson collector will be glad to have it. People still use them for small truck patch and gardens.I'll try and post a picture of one I have.Raining today. They sale for $250--$350 in Tx.
 
I am not set up to post pictures. Sorry. The tag says TYPE BO20 and the number is 7409, if that helps to identify. I would consider it to be a field cultivator. I live in north central Oregon.
Ted
 
ted,
does it look like the attached picture
if so its a great tool, I would sure like to have one.
not really a tiller as we know tillers today, but a small chisel plow,
in the old days fergy folks called them tillers
If you decide to sell it, look around a bit on price, do not give it away,
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if set up like the picture on the parts book they make good small chisel plow also,used one a lot with smaller tractors,hook it to the 3020 you will be able to tell it's back there in the right ground
 
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